Srpski telegraf

A tabloid that, according to Danas, portrayed Đilas as someone using other cases to cover up the “Mauritius affair”, and that put him on its front page 62 times in 2021. When a Radar journalist said he had been hit by Milan Lađević, an editor and co-owner of the paper's publisher, the paper reported the same day that the journalist had attacked Lađević, and its director said that if Lađević had hit him, “they would be bringing him round”. Lađević denies the attack. In 2021 five organisations filed a criminal complaint against the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering over what they describe as the unlawful handing over of data on their transactions to the paper's newsroom.

Affairs

  • Irregularities in the 2026 elections: According to the Press Council, it breached the Journalists' Code 276 times during the election campaign, the third-highest number of the nine daily newspapers monitored
  • Attacks on journalists: The same day it reported that Cvijić had attacked its editor Lađević, and its director publicly defended Lađević
  • Anti-money laundering administration ran checks on journalists and NGOs: According to a criminal complaint by five organisations, the Administration unlawfully supplied the newsroom with data on their transactions
  • Students as “terrorists”: a campaign by the authorities and tabloids

People

  • Milan Lađević: editor-in-chief of Srpski telegraf